A perfect Saturday night to me involves having friends round and breaking out the board games. Board games were a big part of my childhood and I still love to play them now so I was super excited when I was invited along to take part in the semi-finals of the Pork Farms Board Games Championships for Micro Pubs across the country in Orpington this Friday (29.04.16).
Leading Pork Pie manufacturers, Pork Farms are one step closer to finding their Board Games Champion after announcing their semi-finalists this week ahead of the grand final which will be held during National Board Games Week at the end of April.
With over 40 UK micro pubs participating in the preliminary heats, Pork Farms, who joined forces with the Micro Pub Association have announced their top-scoring winners who will be going into the semi-finals. The micro pubs heading into the semi-finals are:
One Inn The Wood - Orpington
Bake and Ale House - Kent
Anchored In Worthing - Worthing
Penny Farthing - Crayford
The Last Post Derbyshire - Derby
Early Doors - Daventry
Micro pub landlords up and down the country have awarded their competitors with recognition for taking part in this successful campaign. The micro pubs in the semi-final will be competing at the award-winning micro pub, 'One Inn The Wood' in Orpington, Kent on April 29th to decide who goes on to compete in the Grand Final the following day.
Kim Burgess, Head of Markets for Pork Farms said: "We would like to thank all who have participated in the first round of the championships and we look forward to the semi-finals and grand final results."
With the first round battles showcasing the quickest players and the sharpest minds officially over, Pork Farms want to thank all those who participated during the heats.
If you would like to keep up-to-date with all the stages of the championships and see who is crowned Pork Farms Board Games Champion head over to - www.boardgameschampionships.co.uk.
Personally I can't wait to join in the fun.
Lottiemxo.
